Officers investigated a breaking and entry at the Lawrence County Courthouse where a custodian interrupted a safe robbery in the Treasurer’s office in June 1963. From left are Arnold Fetter, an investigator from BCI, Chester Butler, the courthouse custodian who surprised the robbers, and Deputy Sherriff Carl J. Rose, who is assisted with the investigation. (Ironton Tribune | File Photo)

The Ironton 7-8-year-old All-stars won the District 11 championship. Team members are: front row left to right, Jarret Bridges, Mason Holtzapfel, Griffin Rowe, Jude Lucas, Brigham Compliment and Abram Meyers; second row left to right, Nash Sands, T.A. Sands, Mason Roach, Kayson Phillips, Crew Townsend, Brady Aldridge and Griffin Ginger; third row left to right, coaches Joe Meyers, John Holtzapfel, Troy Sands and Josh Sands. Not pictured was Kayson Mace. (Photo By Tim Gearhart)

Girl Scouts Troop 286 of St. Joseph Catholic Church and their parents enjoyed a potluck dinner in June 1963 in the church social rooms. From left are, first row, Diane Parnell, Ann Payton, Rita McMackin, Mary Jane Clyse, Linda Unger; and in the second row are Patty Haas, Judy Bro, Vicki Osborne, Bernadette Miller and Bonnie Unger, all members of the eighth grade patrol who received their “curved bar,” the highest award to be presented to an intermediate group. The girls were presented with badges, other guests for the evening were 22 scouts who had previously received this curved bar Troop 286. (Ironton Tribune | File Photo)

The St. Joseph Central High School Boosters Club Charity Fair was held in June 1963 on the Corn Auto Lot on South Third Street and featured a merry-go-round, a Ferris wheel, and other new type rides. (Ironton Tribune | File Photo)

Miss Maxine Berger, 18, who was sponsored by the I.B.P.O.E.W. 442 of Ironton, won the State Beauty, Talent and Fashion Contest in June 1963 in Cleveland. She also representd the local Elks Lodge in the national contest at Boston, Mass. (Ironton Tribune | File Photo)